Biological, psychological, spiritual, environmental, and social factors influence our experience of pain.
Connecting healthcare professionals, scientists, researchers, policymakers, and people with lived experience through evidence-based education. A multidisciplinary approach to education drives scientific advancement and will revolutionize access and care for those living with chronic pain.
Advancing Pain Education
Educational Opportunities
The Canadian Pain Society is committed to providing Canadians with pain management strategies, the latest research, and support services.
Delivering educational opportunities such as conferences, webinars, workshops, and more that are available to members and non-members alike. These educational opportunities provide individuals with access to evidence-based information on pain management and treatment options as well as resources for living with chronic pain.
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National Pain Rounds
A discussion between scientists, health professionals, educators, and pain advocates on a myriad of topics related to chronic pain. Offering a platform for innovative minds to bring forward inspiring ideas and discover solutions to help you in your practice.
Join the conversation on the last Friday of every month from 1200h-1300h EST.
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Canadian Journal of Pain
A highly esteemed, open access, internationally peer-reviewed journal embodying cutting-edge research in pain science. Examining basic science, multidisciplinary clinical research, and knowledge implementation science, it offers unique research findings and provides opportunities for researchers around the world.
